Love and Rockets
Sweet F.A.
American
9 43058-2
(1996)
Rock/Pop
CD, 14
Tracks, 62:26
Length
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01 |
Sweet F.A. |
Love and Rockets |
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04:07 |
02 |
Judgement Day |
Love and Rockets |
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04:21 |
03 |
Use Me |
Love and Rockets |
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04:10 |
04 |
Fever |
Love and Rockets |
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05:01 |
05 |
Sweet Lover Hangover |
Love and Rockets |
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05:11 |
06 |
Pearl |
Love and Rockets |
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04:12 |
07 |
Shelf Life |
Love and Rockets |
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03:23 |
08 |
Sad And Beautiful World |
Love and Rockets |
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05:57 |
09 |
Natacha |
Love and Rockets |
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04:53 |
10 |
Words Of A Fool |
Love and Rockets |
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06:34 |
11 |
Clean |
Love and Rockets |
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05:38 |
12 |
Here Comes The Comedown |
Love and Rockets |
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03:47 |
13 |
Spiked |
Love and Rockets |
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03:59 |
14 |
Sweet F.A. (reprise) |
Love and Rockets |
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01:13 |
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Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Guitar |
Daniel Ash |
Bass |
David J |
Drums |
Kevin Haskins |
Musician |
Love and Rockets |
Producer |
Love and Rockets; John Fryer |
Engineer |
Barry Hammond; Andy Taub; Paul Walfisch |
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Index |
#
2041 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
Indie Rock |
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In an attempt to sell themselves to the '90s alternative audience, Love and Rockets refashioned their sound with Sweet F.A. Throughout the album, the band is less concerned with creating atmospheric soundscapes or terse, edgy pop songs; instead, they try to rock hard. Using louder guitars and borrowed ideas from industrial bands like Ministry, the group sounds directionless -- they haven't been able to incorporate these elements into their music, they simply regurgitate them. Consequently, Sweet F.A. is exactly what the title says it is. -- Stephen Thomas Erlewine (allmusic.com)